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LWolf

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4. He never should have been appointed.

Reply to madfloridian (Original post)

Wed Apr 29, 2015, 07:10 AM

Apr 2015

If the new version of ESEA is passed, he won't be able to intervene.

That will move the fight against high-stakes testing to the state level, where we might begin to see some progress.

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Arne has nerve to threaten fed intervention over opt outs. Blames parents for test anxiety. [View all] madfloridian Apr 2015 OP

the stress comes from the threat of our neighborhood schools being defunded questionseverything Apr 2015 #1

Past time for him to go--he should never have been brought on board in the first place. n/t Demeter Apr 2015 #2

I saw that article. There are some vocal and angry families AllyCat Apr 2015 #3

He never should have been appointed. LWolf Apr 2015 #4